Flubaroo Web Site--You will find information about this tool that will 'self check" a survey: http://www.flubaroo.com/
Follow these steps to create your first Survey/Form:
Step #1: Log into the Google Docs Web Site: http://docs.google.com using your e-mail and password. (if you have not yet created an account you will need to take care of that with the link on the right) If your district has their own Google Domain, you will want to use the web address for Google Docs in your Google Domain. The steps below will work in all Google Domains.
Step #2: Once your Google Docs account opens, click on the “Create new” button in the top left corner to access “Form” in the pull down menu. (see at right)
Step #3: A pop-up window will open where you can begin creating your form/survey. First you will want to name your form—Drag over the text, “Untitled form” in the rectangle in the top left corner and name the form. In the rectangle below the
name you can include any help text for those completing the form/survey.
Step #4: You can now begin adding questions to your survey/form. (see the diagram at right for more details)
Step #5: Once you are done adding questions to the form/survey, click SAVE in the top right corner. Copy the web address at the bottom so that you can “send out” your form, add it to a web page, newsletter, etc. so that people can click the link and answer the form.
To see the results after people have answered your form/survey
Step #1: Log into the Google Docs Web Site: http://docs.google.com (or your districts Google Domain for Google Docs) using your e-mail and password. (if you have not yet created an account you will need to take care of that with the link on the right)
Step #2: You will see the form/survey listed in the documents, open it by double clicking the name you gave your form.
Step #3: You will see the survey results in spreadsheet format. If you want to see the results charted, go to FORM in the Google Docs menu and select “Show Summary of Responses” You will see the results from the survey/form charted and graphed.
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Follow these steps to create your first Survey/Form:
Step #1: Log into the Google Docs Web Site: http://docs.google.com using your e-mail and password. (if you have not yet created an account you will need to take care of that with the link on the right) If your district has their own Google Domain, you will want to use the web address for Google Docs in your Google Domain. The steps below will work in all Google Domains.
Step #2: Once your Google Docs account opens, click on the “Create new” button in the top left corner to access “Form” in the pull down menu. (see at right)
Step #3: A pop-up window will open where you can begin creating your form/survey. First you will want to name your form—Drag over the text, “Untitled form” in the rectangle in the top left corner and name the form. In the rectangle below the
name you can include any help text for those completing the form/survey.
Step #4: You can now begin adding questions to your survey/form. (see the diagram at right for more details)
Step #5: Once you are done adding questions to the form/survey, click SAVE in the top right corner. Copy the web address at the bottom so that you can “send out” your form, add it to a web page, newsletter, etc. so that people can click the link and answer the form.
To see the results after people have answered your form/survey
Step #1: Log into the Google Docs Web Site: http://docs.google.com (or your districts Google Domain for Google Docs) using your e-mail and password. (if you have not yet created an account you will need to take care of that with the link on the right)
Step #2: You will see the form/survey listed in the documents, open it by double clicking the name you gave your form.
Step #3: You will see the survey results in spreadsheet format. If you want to see the results charted, go to FORM in the Google Docs menu and select “Show Summary of Responses” You will see the results from the survey/form charted and graphed.